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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-14

HARRISBURG, PA July 1.-Two rail-
roads controlled by the same company were
chartered by tho teDepartment today with
acapitals took Of 81, OCO,O They are said 10
be part OF the Baltimore and Ohio and Le-
high Valley scheme to run a line ffou New
York to Pittsburg. The 6rst IL tho Carbon,
Schuylkill and Western Railroad Company,
whose capital is se0,0oo,ool. 1t, 10 9Th will
be about S26 miles. and the road will traverse
Carbon, schulk ~, Snyder. uniou, Minlin,
Centre, Huutngdon, Blair. Uloarneld, Cam
brit ana Indiana counties. The ouer
corporton 10 tho Iiearheld and A 'lesheny
Railroad Company Its line will be Ia
mi os, Rod will Iup through Clearfeld, Cam
bria, IL diana, west NJ, Ireland and ALLIE
ghaney counties. Tno capital Is O. OoO,0o0.
Too Pros,d lot OF DO h companies 1, john j.
summer, of Philadelphia. Tn. directors
arc Edwin H., Mo iot gtey, Thomts u.
Bats. W Y uisous, Wan. A B,ker, n. q,
Iineolo aud q Price,all Of Philadelphia.
Ths bulk OF the stock In both corporations
about evsn.eig thsl Is held by George A.
stimson, of New York. Each road Will have
n number Of branches.
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GROCERIEs.

SUGAR-Pure white. 65fa5,Sc; OF white,
6hc; yellow clarified, 6skat65to; seconds,
5hd5{c; refined A., bi.a61Sc; GRADUATED,
g3ts6Sc; powdered. 7ho; cut Loaf. 7,sc.
RfGR-LOui,ians, t,leS,<c; carOlins. b,ss
. ,NDIEs-stieksa all sises. In boxes, pail,
and barrels, TIto49.c.
CURREE-common,i s,<ci ordinary, 1919
ss.ls. q tsasS' z2eS%''SoiSd dc scv S
siLT-ybio river. o. 10 Per barrels sasi.
nav, ti Is per bArrelJ sacks, bne, 81 ga
go coarse, tl 1901 49, pockets, bleached,
MOLAssEs-Louisiana. common 10 fair.
Ea3Qc; prime 10 choice, t2a5Oc; syrup,
2i0ti0c; common 10 fair. 2562sc; prime TO
choice. S5st0c, centrifugal fancy, s5glOc.
Firm.
BALTIMORE, July l3-CoHe. hrm and
quiet; Flo cargo ordinary 10 fair. l5sls'4c.
Other articles UNCHANGED.
NEW YORK, July ls,-C ohes-SAles, "a
$50 bags; spot fair Rio frm NJ Ice; options
higher and moderately actiyei July. sl7 Is
ali 90; August, sl7 i0al1 5Qi SEP cmber.
sl7 50sl7 20; October. 81 60aiT 20; No
vemb,r, 81 65alT $751; December, sl7 700
~ 80; January. si7 75a7 s.. Fehruary.
sl7 s0alT e0i March, tlT p0i April. sl7 sDs
~ Sg May, tl7 %. sugar firm fair demand
refined arm. Molassos quiet. Rice steadyi
demand fair.
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PROVIHlONs.

BUTTER-Butterine. l4sl5c; creamery,
re dairy, l6glsc; country butter, l5a22c.
HOG PR0DUCTS-Strong and advancing;
spTod hams. iss2s ;V SrS s at bacon acc o Yo
bacon, 9,ig9t4c;l bacon shoulders, T@7lsc;
bulk pork cleas sides. sb@9c; clear
rib sides, ,slsassSc; shout ersl Gska6,.c;
long clear q sssss'Sc pork strips. 7lsgsc.
kegs, 71sci choice kettle. siIas1Ic. Firm.
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9slOcj New York
factory, none; iull cream, l5c; Young
A Piss flf III $50, half barrels.
Potf.Sy-chickens quiet; spring, 81 IS
az so; old lens, 81 2592 so.
FkEsE MkATS-Coid storage beef. fore
quarters, Too; hindquarters Of boef, e(sl0o;
mutton, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, mo, July lS,-Provi.ion,
Lard, o 40, DRY salt mo.ts-bOxed shout
ders; s. 75; long clear, IS Isl clear ribs,
IS SIX; short clear, IS OK. Bacou-boxed
shoulders, ~ Is long clear and cloar ribs,
ST. short clear, 81 25s9 SIX. Hams steady
steady and unchangodi creamery, l6gl9c;
dairy, l2Sl6c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, JULY IS Short ribs were
active, but an unsettled ceiling prevailed.
The impression was that trade in all articles
OF provisions would improve In the near tui
ture, and that the dullost season has passed.
The good consumptive demand 10 haviug its
effect, and shortI were'anxious ~ cover, and
everybody, apparently, wanted TO get q few
shot ribs. Competition among buyers was
brisk, and offerings being light prices adj
yanced 3OsS5c. Armour sold on the bulge
and reaction OF Csc fol owed, but the mar
ket closed steady aud l2lTc hisher than yes
terday. August opened II sS2l, cold 70
,Ah. but closed at IS ON. January sold
20 Ba6 10. Lard was quet but stoAdier at
81 71fs6 65, but closed at % SIX. Mess pork
received tair attention. and year sold at
I'll F9l2, and closed at sll so. Ca'h quots-
tons were az follows; Mess pork.per hrl, SIS
gl6. Lard, per 100 lbs,s6 50; ihoIt rib. sids,,
loose, IS t5as 10; dry sailed should srs. boxed.
Sgo@6; SHIRT clear sids,, bOxed.ss 2ss %.
The leading futures RANGED a. follow.;
Moss pork per erl-ye.r, ,ll 60. Lard
hIshs., 81 571, lowest % s2y. closing
g, 8 62tl, lOwe,t IS s7,s, closing = o VIZ;
lowest % .S eIes,lns At g !li ociO6si
slO.in. a. h'f sscs, Tb ~ p ,S"i icc
lbs-opened at IS 021S, highest q 82Il, lowest
IS e2iS, closing at IS or; August opened
at IS 62y, highest u 32{, lowests s. O2IS, clos
Ing At IS 07hi September op.nsd at IS 10.
highest q 81. lowest IS 10. closing at
Is l71S; October opetei at tT95. highest
o. 21b, lowest 81 70, closing al. o. 9j On
the Produce Exchange today the butter mar
ket was quiet but steady at lsal9,kc for
creamery. aud l2sl6s Tor dairy. Esss steady
nj l2Lal3c.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTuFFs.

c0RNMEAL-StandarJ. q 25s2 IS; pearl,
e32St3 Sog roller, 81 10, steany.
HAI-Choice. from store, 75gs0ci car load
rem lsyes or depot, SIC; prime. ron
sisi prairie, from store. tOci car load from
leyes or depot, ..
BRAE-f.oa store. 7sesOc. from lsvos or
140RS"Prom store, white, Sic, mixed.
tsc IRON lsyoo or depot. white, In bulk. I5,i
In sae.s, sc; IN red. In bulk. t2oi 10
0Afs-Ffom store, white. 900, mixed. SIC;
from lsvee or depot, white, In bulk, Set IN
saekl, @oi mixed, IN bulk, 8oi in
FLjUR-Rrom store, common, o 1898 IS;
family t360a3 CO., choice, % T5a3 sDi fancy,
at l0i sxtra fancy, u 25si Bi patents,
Nma5 10. .Stsady.
6ATMEAf@Is half barrels. iasS Is from
era KID wHEAr-In half barrels. o. Is
RoSISY AND oRITs-From store. SO
CRiCKgRs-soda. extra. %, soda. treble
Extra, 4ko extra. Jet ginger snaps, extra,
Sci assorted iumb.es. loo.
CIyCINNhTI.0.. July 10 whisky quiet;
salas 80 barrels ofhnithtd goods on basis
Of 81 %.
LIVERPOOL, July y Wheat steady, de-
maid fAirg bolde.s onsr moderately. Corn
hrm, nothing dJing.
,,esdy-No. 2 red cash, SIZE bili August.
6OTc bid. Cor ! No. cash. 2sjso bid .
August, EiEc bid, 800 asked, September,
We bid. Sesc ask,d. Osts-No. 2, August,
9ac.
81. LOUIS. MO-, July u -Piour quis,
and doll, but UNCHANGED. Wheat lo.,ri
lArger, receipts and gengfal bearish feeling
caus hc dec ine, Witch recovered aHd
ssai . defined and closed 11aie bslOw yeser.
day. No. 2fed. cash. IllSc July. $500 =,
clesing at Iic AuE .st, Is3saI3ls-, closing at
7J,sci ssp,ember, 7jg75,So. olysing At 15c I.
dol Sil ssi g. sSsiS S. scr
September, Aat3l3Sf, Il sins At NAc. Oats
irfesului cssh, zssi July, 2l.oi August,
30, September. N9c Rye doll and easy Al
new, siI 5oSis sSi oIi. san. dd gralrsi
steady - pja2. hecs pg-flouf, 300
brii, wheat, i5l,01O bus ceyr, 5000 bu oats.
10 oobui rye, no 81 barley, 1000 bu. ship
meats Flour, 600 brlsi wheat. 4 900 "a,
corn, ltQ,V1 bui oau, 100 ba. rye, none I.
barley. none.
CHICAGO. ILL, July i3.-Ths whsa,
much business ding aud a listlefs esling
peryaded the pit August star ed At 123Ss,
| but within an hour aitsf the orening a apurt
| II local solling had hammered Il down 70
/ Tl1.e A larle Oh 70 oi this eiaicT feeling
/ came from free fo,eitis u new wheat In 81
/ Louis and other markets snd heavy local
| talss BY l0cal operator. Not % much talk
was he~i OF eKporieri Hciious, ~ lhet on ,
/ took III, 900 bushels 70 torday II New York.
/ and " was we'll on 10 noon here Def re "A
/ could be learned that tlog htd done a. y.
thibF at ali today. When Y vas ound thsy
/ were .till ''ioot Ing around' n spurt of local
buying followed, which induced a reoovery
10 TIC, and the session closed with Ausosl
steaay At that figure There were plenty oil
buyers 10 the corn pit today and prices were
sorIespond,nsly attn. The advance vas .
| on the ffsrtions between 30 and 3slto, bul
In a gsperal var the sdvancs was steady
and OF a healthy chars oter, apd The clos,
| Of he market 1rm at a. tations. August
sold frcm s6eB,fo. Oats were traded II
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THE RAILROADS.
LOCA L..

WILL MCBRIDE. OF the Kanawha
Dispatch Office. has re urned from a trip to
Louisville.
NJ. L. SAReKNT, general freight and
passenger agent Of tho X. ", s. and M, Ia
In the city.
M RGKsRaR II. NRrrLEroN, presi.
dent and general MANAGER Of the Kansas
City road, Is In the city.
A LARGE crowd OF summer tourists
left last night via. L. and N. road for Mont
eagle, Bon Aqua, and other sum er resorts.
CHARLES MossoH, Southern passen.
ser agent Of the New York. Pennsylvania
and, Ohio railroad, Is registered at tho
Peabody.
CHARLIx HKTH, passenger agent Of
the Memphis and Little Rock. returns to day
from an en- ended trip through Kentucky In
the interest Of his company.
PRESIDENT NRrrLKToS aud NJ l..
Sargent, passenger agent Of the KAMA City
road, left yesterday morning on an inspoc
ton tour OF the Kansas City, Memphis aud
irmingham extension and the Aberdeen
branch
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syeas thinks the gsntlsmAn's. complaint
we'll founded, and observes thai. ''sysry per-
son VINO has attempted to spsnd Z nisnt IN
aheepins car in q region whore tpess insect
pests are common has realised that NJ. berth
was place OF tort1re instesd or one Tor re-
TuscoLA, Ind, special to the G'ods.
Democrat A csrps Of ,urveyors having just
completed the survey Of q new line Of rail-
road to St. Loui to be known As the Chi
csgo, Danville and st. Louis, by way Of
Shelbyville, the Illinois Central people now
have commenced survey over the same
route, tho stakes Of tho latter being located
only few feet from those efthe former road.
IL is asserted on good authority that II has
long been the intention OF tho Central to
hui!d q line OF Its own to st. Louis, having
their Chicago branch at this point. ana Civ
ing them route some six miles shorter than
any other between these two cities. There
Is considerable rivalry between the two com
panies as TO which shall secure the line, and
the impression prevails here that the work
OF construction will commence during the
present season. The Chieaeo and Eastern
ii inois people are this week completing an
extension OF h,ty hyo miles from panyille TO
this city, and u l, moro than probable that
this company y At the bottom Of the scheme
to push tho building on TO II. Louis.
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COTTON MARKTES.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, lthc.
Sales. $50 bales; receipts, Q bales; ship
ments, Si.bales; stock on hand. 7OiO bales;
receipts TO date. 66i ,635 bales; shipments to
date, 6i9, O6s bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. SO; good ordinary. SIC; low
middling, 9As; middling, l0hc; good mid
ding, lOMc; middling fair, nominal; fair,
nominal; stains and tinge,, Ssek,; dusty.
71s@SHc.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST. 1909; burnt. 6eO7;
home consumption to date. 1923 stock run
r.. ~ H. 3; a ,. T. +. IL wyonns'5s. ,Ea5 -
L., y. o. 4 7. r. r.. 80.
New York spots opened steady and
closed firm; middling. l0bc. Sales,
1885 hales Quotations were as follows. 0rdi-
ary,7 l5.l6ci good ordinary. 9 -l6c; low mid
ding, l0Nc; middling fair. ll7sc; fir, l2c.
Failures opened strong and closed firm, as
followsi July. 1923 ALOE August, iO.26@
1871; September, e67q9.ts; October. 9 So;
HOysm6er' S iss.s ~ 4; rpescsm6sr' aga z:
March, 9.57sg So; April, 8. 63ss.6i; May.
9.6ss99 20. Sales, ls2 500 bales.
TheN " Orleans spot market opened quiet
and easy and closed dull; middiing.
9 ls.l6s. sales; 200 bales; Quotation. were
/. follows, Ordinary;s iSc; good Or iInary,
9l5 Ice, sood middllng. 10 $40 Futures
opened steady and closed steady, as
follow; July, 9.bSgs9 55i August, . $40
e.5; September, 6. l9s9. 20i October, s $50
$50; HOyember. s,sAss 90; December. SO
a9.09; Mare, . ls9gg.l9; April, o.T9
9.2s; May, o 30 1881; Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
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sparingly, bot At better priess. The featur.
Of the market Was ths sell ne Of July AT "
premium over August. Oats acted In appa
rent sympathy tn corn, and while the In
crease In p-iee was small II occurred on
persistent buyipg by those who thought the
grain cheap at pi esent prices, August sold
from 2oNgSHc Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour In fair demand and ttesd /,
TO- frm at former prices. No. 2 sprins
wheat, 7l@Ilh-i No. 5 spring wheat, CSC:
No. red, ISt4@I5c. No, z corn, S5JEc NO,
oats, Be2ohc. No. 2 rye, 4Ss. No. 2 bar
The leading futures ranged rs follow,
Wheat, No, 2-July opened at 7l2sc, highest
7lssc, lowest Tic, closing at 7lhc; August
opened at 72tsc, highest 1850, lowest 7l34c;
closing " 72c; SEPTEMBER opened at 7ic,
highest 7isSc, lowest &c, closing at Tic;
October -opsned at 75lsc, hishest 75%c,
lowest $40, closing at 75kc. Corn,
No. 2-Juiy opened at $3.50. highest
800, lowest S5ssc, closing A. S1sc; August
opened at Soc, highest $3.50, lowest 80,
closing AZ S6rc; september opened at SO,
highest 37ssc. lowest SIC. CLOSING at 81
October opened at 3714c, highest STAG, lowest
371sc, closing at $3.50. Oats, No. 2-July
opened at 25hc, highest 26c. lowest 25,Sc,
cio.ing at 26c; August opened ut 25If9251 10,
highest 25szo. lowest 259kc, closing at
2ohc; Septembe opened at l2sIsc,
highest 263sc. lowest 26isc, closing at
261sc. ReceiT ts-Flour, 22.0O6 bris; wheat,
B.OOO bu; corn, l2S,000 bu; oats, ls2, 600
bu; rye, 5000 bu: barley, 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 22,0O0 brls; wheat, ls5, 200
bu; corn, l2l 200 bu; oats, l6l, 900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley. 5000 Blu.
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Trustee'h Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That On
~ Monday. AWgu't 4, isS7, In
mont OF the courthouse door Of Shelby ooun-
~, Tennessee, at II o'clock am, will sell.
at public cutlery, for cash, the following de-
scribcd real estate In Shelby county, Ten
nessec, being all the right. title and interest
OF Y. W. and II. p. Humes In q one. third
undivided interest In a lot Of eleven acres,
bounded a. follows; Beginning at a stake in
the state Line road or boulevard from which
north Sl1' east l0Sh linkl distant stands q
ysdoak marked V, thence north with James
Yonge's east boundary line ~ chains and W
links to q stake; thence east chains aud 81
links to q stakei thence south " chains and
" links to q stake In tho State Line road or
boulevard thence west with said road or
Boulevard 3 chains add 81 linhs TO tho place
OF beginning. Also, a certain tract To-
Gated and described NJ follows, to.witi Ne.
ginning M q stake In the State Lane road or
bouloyArd, from which north AS wost ~
links distant q sassairas marked V; thence
west with the state Line road or Boulevard
chain and sON links to q stake, thence
north 10 chains and " links. to \ stake;
thence west ohains and 81 links o u stake
thence north with said Yougo's est line I
chains and 81 links TO a stakoi tLsnys cast
7 chains and sly lnks TO a stakei thence
south n chains aud "a links 10 the point Of
beginning, and containing nine acres.
I make said sale by authority Of q trust
decd made me end recorded IN t1e Registers
once OF Shelby county, Tennessee. In book
III, page ~, default having beon mAde In
tho debt secured therein and havins been
requested TO sell BY the beneficiary therein,
THOMAS VI. SCHtlNuS, frusto, n
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GEN ENAL NE ~.

CLEAR aud hot.
BUSHES pretty fair.
RIvKR falling slowly.
OsK beat leaving today.
Two Anchor liners leaving here to.
morrow.
1nE Rob Roy m ,de txearSion trlpi
last night
TuK White and 81. Francis rivers
continue 10 fall.
Tns "dipties" are getting In their
work on the Ohio river.
Tina recsnt h'avy rains did good
sanitarJ work On the lsvee,
THE T. B Sims lsay.i ST Louis 10.
morrow evening Tor this port.
rHK Te,uss Comb rland, Ohio
aud Mississippi rivers are ialliaE.
TINS nov ''l-p" ~ the elev tor will
probably be placed 10 position today.
TuK Goa ON from the upper coast.
brouht l6s sacks of ton seed aud head
% cattle.
THK city epginee, shou d laok after
the tlaak walks on Jsns,on And Monroe
streets.
THs CITY Of Ncw OdeAn., vi'h fully
300 tons Of frs,sht. passed 10 New Orleans
yesterday.
TnK Aiher No. 3 left ~ White
river With a sood showing VI both freight
aud people.
1BE James lie Tor the loser and
tho Coihoma or the UPPER coasts left on
time. with iair uips.
UP 10 the pfeiert iime low water
has not inioffered with the movements Of
the Anchor Line packets.
THK Harry Brown, from Nsw Or.
leads, TOWING q big string Of empty coal
barEes, passed 10 the Ohio river ysstsrdaJ
morning.
TBK Anchor Lire packets leaving
here tomorrow are the Citv % Cairo, for
Yiokabuig, a. 10 q. M, and the Arkansas
CiI, for 81. Louis, attrm
savKRAL new bod- will be sdded 10
the marine Zee, NJ this port II the besinnin ne
OF the business season. Two boau are nov
In course q oon,iruolion, one At Pitts ours
and the other Al PAtucah.
IT has been arranged IN change the
name Of the new steamer Fanny Fern TO
"Qsk city, IN honor q The ol,y Of Bats,
States the tame ~ q boat cannot be changed
until II 10 Ave years old OF more.
TnK X ale Adam., CAPT. Marx Cheek,
10 the regular United siatsi mail line packet
leaving here this sveninT for llelens, FER
rene, Concotdia, Arkansas City and all way
LAT dings, Capt. william Banker II chief
clerk add he IL assisted By Lou Price and
Harry Best.
THE tgo colored mel, Green Hagen
aud James white, accused 81 ttealingA boz
Of shoes % the Ohio, we're set at Liberty on
Monday last BY the ErandJufy Al Ca 70, the
th m. The time Of the officers was probably
worth mo than the price OF the ttson
property. Such aos are oiten done BY
,tsamb iatmen, aud for this very reason
thieves got In their work on steamboats,,
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NJ, fir 70 medium. a<ea,&e; 'oall.wsas. |

ik0lslc. s8r 4 ia Z =
CHICAGO. I'LL, July ls-Ths Droyer.'
yowrnai reports; Cattls-Rec eipts, ii, 500
head; shipments, 1000 head; market dbl;
stocks,s and fssdsr,, 81 sosa so, cows, bulls
and mixed, u Soc 90, Texas cattle. q, $50
m tents, 5000 head /; market strong AND shade
hieher; rough and mixed, Is 1905 90; pack
ing and shipping, d 2095 IS; light, s. ;Oa
SO; skips, SS95 10 sheep-Rec ipts, 400
head; shipments; 500 head; market essir;
ans, siT5aS T5i lambs, 81 60a4 per head.
The Drore,s' Journals special cablegram
from London quotes best American cattle ut
l0allxc per pound. sink ng oifal Values
weak, but considerably better than last
weeks Generalization.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 6 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.8 PREM.
Cotton Qniet -Mlddlisg Cotton, 1O3c
sales Today $50
Bales.
APPEAL OrFICR,

WEDNESDAY EVENING" July 49, lSoi.i
The local money II arket is steady at
6to per cent, for loans and with fair sup
ply for the demand Nothing Is doing in
LEGAL stocks and bonds except the usual bid
ding and offerings at the Stock Call Board.
No sales registered today.
The cotton future market developed some
Improvement, having advanced in New
York 8 to points on the old crop and 2 to
son the new, but spots declined Nc. At
New Orleans futures went of to II points
on the old crop and to on the new with
spots unchanged. Memphis spots closed
quiet and steady and un ,hansed. The Liv.
erpool market closed steady, fair demand.
spots UNCHANGED and futures declined /
poiut on the old crop and | to 2 points on
the now.
Green a. Co, 8 report on cotton futures, Of
date the 18th, states that CONTRACTS had an
active and excited market, with more or lees
violent fluctuations, but the general result
developed A remaining inherent weakness
on the old crop OPTIONS. At the outset the
turn was inward. aided BY a reduced Offer.
ing and ouito full run of orders from
Europs, with a Gain of lsals points of Au-
gust and September. This seemed to ex-
baust tina demani and draw ont Increased
offerings. under which the break was very
rapid again and the entire Improvement d is
appeared, creating n feeling of p,rplexity
and closing the market at about 3a,l point,
above last evening on August. Tn, bull
CLIQUE claim tina. they have not sold out,
the Offering comes m ainly from the general
line Of longs but new buying Is light and
toaay's move looks like an effort TO prevent
matters becoming demoralired. New crop
was held fairly steady, and some worm
stories came 10 fro IN the Gulf States"
Henry Clews a Co., of New York, In their
financial circular of the 9th, sum up the
conditio of tho ttock market n, felloys;
"As q factor In the present decline, Il 10
worthy Of confederation tba. values had
been marked up on tho basis Of a 2e3 per
cont. money market, fret class bonds hay-
ing advanced TO prices that yielded only
about 4 per cent. Now that call money an.
pears to be ruling upon a 400 per cent. ba-
sit, IL cannot DO expected but that thi, will
The crop situation promi,e. 10 soon become
more i'm. ortant factor. and conflicting ru-
mors may DO anticipated, especially should
there be n la,k Of other spseulatiye in
49,. a.. ..l' ,-'....L-
nsehoos' hmons Tue iavoraoie 'oi'uies 70 90
noticed ae continued liberal gains In rail-
road earnings, q moderate Influx Of gold
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Special Rate. 90 washington.

BuFrALH, N. Y. July 13-oae OF
tho most /, portant actions tahen by rail-
road PASSENGER men at Niagara Falls yester-
day was on tho application OF tho people Of
st. Louis or special rate from u. Louis to
Warrington and return for committee OF
citiI,ns. The ground Of the request was
that tho people Of st. Louis with President
Cleveland TO visit their city at all events,
sonallg solicit him 10 attend Without mu h
discussion the request was granted. and the
rate was fned al 81 Is for the round trip Tor
each person. The matter was kept very
quist.
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BANK CLEARIN0S.

PAKIS, July l3.-Three per cent rentes,
15c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGS.
NEW ORLEANS. July lS.-Clearings Of
the banks, $40, 400.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jslv Is. The bank
clearinss today were $780, 900.
NEW YORK, July l3.-Ths bank ole ,rings
today were sos .69O. 1884; balances, IS 65s,6 500.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 10 Tho
bank clearings today were Sl2,72l ,3u; ball
ances, 81 ,6s7.2S7,
BALTIMORE, Md, July 13.-The bank
c,earinss today were s2.2S2, ITO, balances.
S2S7,9S4.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July ID Tho bank
Sl99 322.
BOSTON, MASS, July 10. The Bank
clearings today we're Sl3,600. 1855; balances,
Al.7f3.ll2
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uesIib .. wesIts-rr. B-asr.g srd's
Tonic aud N-rv ne, the Great
rreush specific

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all ~ itases.
~ mental and physical dopfesaion, spet-
matorfhea, hypochondfiA, sioriliv' negfAi-
gia. hyststia, tncapscity Tor study or busi.
ness, paralysis, i'm utsucc, epilepsy Toe. OF
memory. s0ftenins Of IN brain, and al dlf'
eases ~ the nervous system nay be ridl.
cally cufed In either sex BY tie use TIT
unslcslled prepartt on. II u q matter II
supreme Importance ~ uH sIprtTriAb
treatment TO- toe sac Of the loil Of nerve
power, Apd DE-. boiurogard't Tonic and
has proved infaliible II taken according 70
directions, which are affixed 70 each bottle.
One boz equal 20 one monthly ueltmentI
will egrs recent s.se.: Price, aoo eo..
PAID on receipt Of price. We suIta itss siI
bosss 70 cure any case. with oa.h otdsrrs-
cslvsd By rs for sH bose. -s VII ssad oq
cestm ant does not sasct cure. A. tsnk.
g 80. ci b s ssAss .is T.. s.ssSi. is:si
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Railroad NrossinE Riot.

PIrr BURG, Pa, July ia special
ffon. Youngstown, o., says; Tho police and
special officers, this afternoon. under dirsc-
tion Of Mayor Steele. attempted to tear out
thu PittsburE md Western crossing on Mil
street, and at this hour. 2 o'clock p. m, ri.
OF Ia In progress between the ofcefs and
emploi o. who sro trying TO protect the prop
eity. The COMPANY will attempt 10 put 10
the track again tonight.